Sentence examples for Cordially received from inspiring English sources
Six months ago, the play ran at the Public Theater in Lower Manhattan, where it was cordially received.
In 1947, Schaller came to America: "As someone from a country that had inflicted unspeakable horrors on the world, I was not cordially received by everyone".
When they travel, they carry nothing along with them except arms to defend themselves against bandits, for an Essene will be cordially received by any Essene community.
In July, President Sarkozy cordially received the president of Cameroon, Paul Biya, who has been in power since 1982 and removed presidential term limits last year.
Japan's new prime minister, Taro Aso, was also cordially received despite his China-sceptical views, and despite his just having signed a security pact with India, which some at least in China will see as directed against their country.
Even leaders in Guinea's military junta, international pariahs since a massacre of unarmed demonstrators on Sept. 28, were cordially received in Paris less than two weeks before the killings, at a time when American officials were shunning all contact.
She was received cordially, but publicly China kept mum.
Ibn Baṭṭūṭah was received cordially and generously by all the local rulers and heads of religious brotherhoods (ākhīs).
And while Pakistan's latest flirtations with Beijing have been received cordially, Pakistani officials have walked away from their junkets with far less in hand than they might have hoped.
Tony Perkins, the president of the Family Research Council, predicted that Mr. Romney will be "received cordially" at the conference on Friday, but added that "whether it will be enthusiastic or not, I'm not so sure".
He returned to Washington to preside with exemplary impartiality over the impeachment trial of Justice Samuel Chase; was received cordially by the most prominent members of Jefferson's cabinet, James Madison and Albert Gallatin; and was invited to dinner with the president not once but several times.
